Tuesday night’s first broadcast is with one of the club’s greatest raconteurs. A man who took on David Bulstrode and Ron Noades, laughed in the face of the Grim Reaper and taught Pete Doherty everything he knows. Not the substance abuse, obvs 😂

We record every QPR result and goalscorer, and can go back decades and find out exactly what happened in a particular game. What we’re not very good at recording is the memories of the people who were actually there and what supporting QPR meant to them. That’s really the point of R Connection. We want to talk to supporters young and old, record their stories and build a permanent digital archive of them. Hopefully that means the people who make QPR what it is, and the stories they carry with them, are remembered in the same way as the games themselves. #QPR #RConnection

I got fed up with the constant negativity around QPR. Rangers is one of the few things that still brings us together in this fractured world, obviously not on here 😂 So my brother @3inton and I made @RConnection1882. Give us a follow. #QPR

Everyone has a QPR story. If you have one we should preserve, or know somebody whose story we should hear, we’d love to hear from you. R Connection is completely free and always will be. No ads, no sponsors, no paywalls.

QPR lives in its people. R Connection is a new independent supporter-led archive, preserving the stories and memories of the people who make QPR what it is. Every supporter inherits the club. Every supporter leaves something behind. First story. 29 September. #QPR

With thanks to everyone who has shared their story with us so far, and to @QPR for supporting R Connection. @will_pound @Tilly_QPR @akutrs @BenSJ2007 @UpTheRs @ChrisGuyW12 @MartinFPercival @Gobi_r @3inton

Can we now all please stop acting like the main threat to British Jews comes from the "far right"

If you were one of those doubtless well meaning middle class white people wearing a keffiyeh and chanting "Globalise the intifada" you really should know what happened in Manchester today is what you were calling for. That's EXACTLY what it involves.

Help! Please rescue us. Yours sincerely, the people of the U.K.

Ilhan Omar: —Characterized 9/11 attackers as "some people who did something" —Advocated for lighter sentences for ISIS terrorists —Sided with terrorists over US soldiers in the Black Hawk Down mission She has no place in the US House of Representatives RT if you agree!

Turns out the Mossad really does control the weather. 🔊 SOUND UP!

Why is it so hard to be honest? As human beings with even the most basic moral compass, we should all stand with the babies, yes, babies, against their kidnappers. Yet somehow, you use your academic halls to justify the rapists and murderers of the October 7 genocide in Israel. Let’s be clear: I’m talking about real hostages, infants, women, and young men, kidnapped, burned alive, or executed by Hamas’s terrorist savages. That is not resistance. That is barbarism with a Wi-Fi connection. And now to the activists in London, Toronto, New York, and Washington: your favorite deflection, the so-called Palestinian “hostages” in prisons. Well, you are partially right. First, the Palestinians in Gaza are indeed hostages of Hamas propaganda. Second, yes... you mean the ones convicted of stabbing elderly women, bombing buses, or plotting school massacres? Sorry to break it to you, they’re not hostages. They’re criminals. And not just any criminals. They are the only ones in the region (Syria, the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon) enjoying full-board treatment: public trials, defense attorneys, endless media attention, gym access, four hot meals a day, and university courses. If that is oppression, then Alcatraz was a wellness retreat. These men aren’t behind bars because they’re Palestinian. They’re there because they tried to turn playgrounds into graveyards. Unlike the babies snatched from their cribs on October 7, these men walked into evil with eyes wide open. So spare us your rehearsed outrage and "what about" slogans at your next protest, complete with your IKEA-made keffiyeh and performative guilt. Do not dare show up demanding sympathy for terrorists while the actual hostages haven’t seen the sun in months. Oh, by the way, the keffiyeh isn’t Palestinian. It’s Iraqi. The name comes from Kufa, a historic city in Iraq where it was first produced. Worn by Babylonians and Sumerians as early as 3100 BC, the keffiyeh or kufiya was used for protection against the desert, not for political theater. Even its iconic net-like pattern had meaning. It symbolized fishing nets and trade routes, a tribute to Mesopotamian life and labor, not militant resistance. Palestinian factions like the PLO and Hamas later appropriated it, using it as a mask during attacks and falsely branding it as their symbol. Ironically, during the Ottoman era, most Palestinian men wore the tarbosh, not the keffiyeh. So next time you wrap it around your neck at a protest, remember this: You are not wearing a symbol of liberation. You are wearing stolen Iraqi heritage.

These two unnamed thugs attacked & hurt a single woman on the Elizabeth Line be near Paddington yesterday . Contact TfL if you know who they are. As I’ve said before- many people too scared to travel on the tube. @TfL

RT @simon_schama: Are Jews now supposed to be fine with weekly public calls for their annihilation " from the river to the sea"? Because th…

12 years ago today the old man passed away. Always a day to share a memory of him with fellow QPR fans and solidarity to all of you who have lost a parent. He’d be very proud of these three QPR nutters. Big love to @3inton

Both me and @3inton really enjoyed it and the chance to reminisce about dad and those crazy times.

Doudou - a personality on the pitch who we all loved at Rangers. DOUDOU!!!

@QPR guys you need to promise us all that you’ll play this when we’re allowed back in the stadium! DO IT FOR SENY. 🔵⚪️🔵⚪️ #SuperSeny #QPR

The Winton brothers carrying on the family tradition of helping out @QPR. Matthew and Alex helped out by funding the signings of @danshittu and Doudou in 2001. Their father Harold hosted the celebrations following our 1967 League Cup Final win. #retroQPR